Clarissa Adams

15+ year background in the laboratory sciences. I began my journey out of college in an entry level position. This motivated me to set goals and to improve upon my skills. With hard work and dedication, I've been able to obtain numerous promotions.

• Histotechnologist (HTL), 2014
• QIHC, 2018

• Research Assistant, 01/2007, 2007, Under Dr. Jim Pauly, Head Researcher/Mentor (June 2007-August 2007). Researched dopamine transporters in a "two-hit" rat model for the study of a cause for Parkinson's disease.
• Master Candidacy Research Assistant, 2010, 2013, Under Dr. Irving Joshua and Dr. Walter Rodriguez (2010-2013). Researching the effects of oxidative stress in mediating arterial dysfunction in type II diabetic mice.

• Walter E. Rodriguez-Alvarez, Rasheed Lawal, Clarissa Harris, Brianna Williams, ASO Adeagbo, Irving G. Joshua, and Suresh C. Tyagi. Role of Oxidative Stress in Arterial Dysfunction in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. FASEB J. March 17, 25:641.4, 2011.
• Walter E. Rodriguez-Alvarez, Phani Kumar, Rasheed Lawal, Clarissa Harris, Brianna Williams, ASO Adeagbo, Suresh C. Tyagi, and Irving G. Joshua. Mechanisms of Aortic Stiffness in Salt-Sensitive Hypertension. FASEB J. March 17, 25:640.14, 2011.
• Walter E. Rodriguez-Alvarez, Rasheed Lawal, Nikita Perumal, Clarissa Harris, Brianna Williams, Ayotunde Adeagbo, and Irving G. Joshua. The Effects of an Herbal Extract SPOO2P on Vascular Relaxation Responses. FASEB J. March 17, 25:640.15, 2011.

• Sheron Lear, Research & Development, 502-736-4394
• Marilyn Townsend, HTL, 502-435-3848
• Tamira Cousette, 678-687-3788